The draft Law on Higher Education is currently under preparation, while the Entities and Brčko District have adopted the following laws Law on Pre Primary Education, Law on Primary Education, Law on Secondary Education and Law on Higher Education.

The law on education reflects the new relations in the Republic's education system.

Current educational system The Law On Education, currently in force, provides the following levels of education pre school education, primary education secondary education higher education.

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In 1991, the Law On Education was adopted in Latvia.

The Law On Higher Education establishments was enacted in 1995.

On 10 June 1999 the Saeima enacted the Law On General Education and the Law On Vocational Education.

Higher education The Law On Education and the Law On Higher Education Establishments, enacted on 2 November 1995, provides considerable independence to establishments of higher education from the state.

Framework Law on Primary and Secondary Education in Bosnia and Herzegovina

In the field of education, the Framework Law on Primary and Secondary Education in Bosnia and Herzegovina has been adopted.

Education in State and municipal schools is free of charge (art. 6 of the Law on National Education).

A draft Law on Vocational Education and Training in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as the draft Framework Law on Higher Education in Bosnia and Herzegovina are both currently ongoing.

290. The school system is determined in the Law on National Education.

The Law On Education, enacted in June 1991, created preconditions for the further progress of the reform in the system of education.

A possibility to obtain vocational education in Latvia is regulated by the Law On Vocational Education of 10 June 1999.

BiH Framework Law on Primary and Secondary Education

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In education, article 125 of the General Education Law punishes for the first time in Colombia the sexual harassment of pupils by teachers.

In education, medicine, law, diplomacy, government, business and the media that exist today.

In primary education, the wearing of scarves by girls was forbidden by law.

Under the Republic of Tajikistan law on education, general basic (9 year) education is compulsory.

Educational policy, management and control of education In accordance with the Law of 29 October 1998 On Education the MES implements a uniform national policy and development strategy in education.

In Brčko District, the education field is regulated by the Law on Education in Primary and Secondary Schools of Brčko District in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The strong points of this reform are the Law on Academic Autonomy of Higher Education Establishments (published in the State Gazette No. 10 of 1990), and the Law on National Education.

In Republika Srpska, the following laws have been adopted the Law on Primary School, the Law on Secondary School, and the Law on Higher Education.

The Law On Education, effective at present, prescribes that education at the state and municipal educational establishments is in the state language.

As a general rule, in common law countries there was no specific professional education for judges distinct from a general legal education.

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Pre school education In accordance with the Law On Education pre school education is the level of education where the versatile development of a child takes place, health is strengthened and the child is prepared for primary education.

Within the framework of this process, one of the first adopted laws is the Framework Law on Primary and Pecondary Education of Bosnia and Herzegovina , whereas the Law on Higher Education in BiH is in preparation.

The above Law with alterations and amendments was in effect until 1 June 1999 when the new Law On Education became effective.

Preschool education is not regulated by organic law and exists only in certain urban centres.

The procedure followed by employees (trainees) in the course of studies in programmes of vocational education is prescribed by the above Law On Vocational Education, the Law On Craft of 2 February 1993 and other legal acts.

On 29 October 1998 the new Law On Education was enacted, regulating the system of education in general, as well as prescribing the types of education, its levels and establishments.

The Framework Law on Primary and Secondary Education in Bosnia and Herzegovina was adopted in June 2003.

Gender equality in the acquisition of education In accordance with the Satversme and the Law On Education the right of the individual to acquire education is not infringed in any way on the grounds of gender.

Funding of education In accordance with Article 112 of the Satversme and the Law On General Education, the state provides the possibility of acquiring primary and secondary education free of charge.

A. Civil law countries As a general rule, in civil law countries judges are usually appointed after having completed special education for judges.

The procedure for implementing formal educational programmes for adults is prescribed by the Law On Vocational Education, the Law On Establishments of Higher Education and other legal acts.

Women had also made extensive gains in the field of education and equal access to free education without gender discrimination was now guaranteed by law.

On the basis of the authorisation provided by the Law On Education the MES formulates legal acts and their amendments in the area of education.

The Law On General Education provides that the acquisition of primary education starts in the calendar year when the child reaches the age of 7.

The law also does not prohibit the employment of children who are still in compulsory education.

In accordance with the Law On General Education every person without any age restriction has the right to start general secondary education providing that person has received the certificate of primary education.

In accordance with the Law On Education, minority educational programmes according to national standards of education are developed by educational establishments, using as the basis sample programmes of comprehensive education approved by the Ministry of Education and Science.